Over Sea is proud to be the first Sustaining Business Partner of STRANS, supporting responsible hosting, fair regulation, and a stronger, more sustainable short-term rental industry in Nova Scotia.
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Operating a short-term rental in Nova Scotia requires more than just listing a property online. Hosts must register with the Province, confirm municipal zoning rules, understand when HST applies, and—depending on location—collect and remit a 3% accommodation or marketing levy. This guide explains the full process and what every Airbnb or vacation rental owner should know to stay compliant and profitable.
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After a decade managing Nova Scotia vacation homes, boutique hotels, and waterfront villas, Over Sea has surpassed $9.5 million in short-term rental revenue collected for property owners. Along the way, we’ve learned what truly drives performance, from pricing and tech to housekeeping, maintenance, and guest experience. Here are the 10 lessons that consistently separate top-earning properties from the rest.
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Discover how Over Sea, led by Tantallon resident Jordan Hipson, joined forces with local businesses and community members to provide vital support during the devastating 2023 Tantallon wildfire. From organizing a massive donation drive to distributing essentials to those in need, this heartfelt response highlights the power of unity in times of crisis.
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